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downturn

[doun-turn] / ˈdaʊnˌtɜrn /


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Companies are creating cash cushions — also known as fortress balance sheets — to protect themselves from a possible downturn.

From Los Angeles Times

California wasn’t the only part of the U.S. to experience an employment downturn linked to immigration enforcement, Flores said.

From Los Angeles Times

A downturn in the AI sector, whether through a data center moratorium or otherwise, could result in a pullback in their spending and a decline in stock prices.

From Salon

At the 2025 annual meeting in May, he said the cash pile is an “enormous asset” that gives Berkshire a cushion if a market downturn occurs.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The economy is in a downturn. It will hit a few bumps in the road over the next year or so. The government is trying to prepare itself for that.”

From The Wall Street Journal